Stéphane De Greef

As an ant scientist, I… I’m not even sure what to do with this.

I miss the times we had qualified people in the US govt.

I suspect AI is behind this fantastically innovative idea.

a little girl with blonde hair is making a funny face while sitting in a car seat . Alt: a little girl with blonde hair is making a confused face while sitting in a car seat .

Utterly confused.

Who’s Deciding Where the Bombs Drop in Iran? Maybe Not Even Humans. Behind last week’s scrum between the Trump administration and Anthropic lies a deeper question of how warfare is conducted—and whether accountability even exists anymore.

My take.

newrepublic.com/article/2071...

Pentagon Refuses to Say If AI Was Used to Select Elementary School as Bombing Target Did the US military use Anthropic's Claude to select targets in its weekend operations in Iran, with devastating results?

There it is. “Pentagon Refuses to Say If AI Was Used to Select Elementary School as Bombing Target” 3/6/26 … 1/

This is important & I don't want my response to get buried as a comment. Humans make mistakes under pressure. But umans can & should also be held accountable for them when they go beyond simple correctable errors & create catastrophic results like war crimes. 1/

[SENDING FOCUS AND SANITY]

Be strong 🫶🥹

No one is going to jail.

A very small green moth with golden fringe on its wings. It looks like a pokemon version of itself.

And the winner of the most ridiculously cute moth attracted to my UV Light Trap goes to....

(Comostola sp?, Geometridae, shot in Siem Reap, Cambodia)

A fantastic project in which I apparently played a miniscule role via the GAGA consortium.

And a good use for AI, unlike stealing people's photos or artwork to create slop.

Well, that renewal won't happen, @proton.me

Is that AI-generated?

I helped discover a lost city in the jungle.

That's ... wild.

Mango rains.

In 2008, 18 years ago, when I was working in South Sudan, I created a Facebook account to inform my friends and family about my travels and work, followed by an Instagram account in 2010. Since then,…... In 2008, 18 years ago, when I was working in South Sudan, I created a Facebook account to inform my friends and family about my travels and work, followed by an Instagram account in 2010. Since then, ...

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oué.

Tranquille connecté, en train de publier sur l'insta de l'orga, et pouf, déco de tout, et ça me dit que je peux faire appel. Je clique, je fais un captcha, je fais un selfie vidéo pour prouver que je suis pas un robot, et une minute plus tard, on me dit que mon Facebook/Insta de 18 ans est suspendu.

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My Facebook and Instagram accounts have been permanently suspended without warning or possibility to appeal.

Gut feeling was sawfly as well. That little gummy bear body.

Any idea what larva it was?

‘An epidemic of suffering’: Why are conservationists breaking down? In December 2024, Rachel Graham, executive director of the Belize-based marine nonprofit MarAlliance, posted on LinkedIn that she knew “5 wildlife & conservation scientists who have taken their lives ...

This is such a good article for anyone working in conservation.

One thing overlooked imo is how the size of organizations play a role, with people in small NGOs working twice as much for twice as less with little protections. First hand experience here 😉

news.mongabay.com/2026/03/an-e... 🌏

You misspelled "After kidnapping a head of state last month, Trump orders to blow another one with high explosives."

🫂

Hey @inaturalist.bsky.social something super weird is happening with my app on Android. While my observations and photos are of insects and herps, it's showing birds as thumbnails. We know birds aren't real so is this some kind of birder conspiracy to replace all iNat records with birbs?!

When I was observing the conflict on the Cambodia-Thai border in 2011, they were using the same 155mm artillery shell, including NR-269 DPICM containing M42 cluster submunitions. It is likely that there are thousands of unexploded munitions littering both sides of the border that'll need clearing.

C'est absolument Himmonde. Avec un grand H.